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A CENIURYs PROGRESS.
The Coming Centenary of the Adoption
of the Constitution.

lCopyrig, 1887, By the California associated Pres
PHILADELPHIA, July 20th.-[Special. Colonel
Snowden Marshall, on behalf of the Centennial
celebration of the promulgation of the Consti-
tuition of the United States to-day issued cir.
cular addressed to the industrial interests OF the
country, III which he sets forth that. in order to
awaken interest in the civic and industrial pro.
cessional demonstration, to take place in this
city on the 18th of September next the circu-
lars have been issued and addressed to those en-
Union. inviting cooperation and participation.
lt Is proposed to make the civic demonstration
illustrate, as far as may be possible, our mar
velous advance in the art of peace in the last
century. In this illustrative demonstration All
sections of the country should participate The
effect of each industry should be to give ocular
demonstration OF the advance made within the
century under the Constitution
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THE EX-CHAMPION.
Hanlan's Young Wife Determined that
He Shall Beat Gaudaur,

C0pyTgkE 1857, 6y Ute CdltoT7ia Associated PresS.
New YORK, July 20th.-lSpecial "A Chicago
special to the Nal and Express says Hanlan.
the ex-ehampion sculler, arrived here last
week and went direct to Pullman to prepare for
his race with the champion, Gaudaur, which
comes of on Calumet lake next Saturday. Since
his defeat on Decoration Day Hanlan has trained
with great zeal. He was assisted materially by
his young wife. The defeat of her husband by
the St Louis man made a lasting impression on
Mrs. Hanlan. She refused 10 listen to her hus-
oands story that he was sufficiently trained.
but made him take daily practice spins on the
water. Frequently she went TO the bank of the
stream on which he practiced, and without his
knowledge timed him as he rolled off each mile
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BRAVE AND MUSCULAR.
"A Jersey Girl Rescues 2GO-Pound Cook
From the Sea

NEW YORK, July 2Gth.-Miss Fannie Parker
the youngest daughter of Courtlandt Parker OF
Newark, is a strong, handsome girl OF 21 While
walking with her sister-in-aw on the beach
near the summer house at Perth-Amboy ON
Monday she saw woman struggling in the
tired in a tight fitting walking-suit, but she
sprang into the water without hesitation and
swan out to the drowning woman The latter
seized her around the neck and both sank
Miss Parker managed TO bring her to the sur
lace again and then said, calmly: Take hold
of my waist or we shall both drown | can
save you" The woman did as she was told
and Miss Parker swan toward the shore until n
boat, which was rapidly approaching came up
The rescued woman, who weighed 200 pounds.
was cook in Newark family. Every effort
was made to revive her but she died soon after
reaching the shore. Miss Parker's act was one
not one woman in a million would have the
skill and courage to do, and she exhibited re-
markable eoolness throughout
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DAMAGING HA1LsroNE..
One of the Freaks of Midsummer Weather
in Hnnsiardnm

CHICAGO, July 20th-The Times Wabash
Qnd.) special says: Last night genuine hail
cyclone passed through the northern part of the
county doing an immense amount of damage
Its path through this county was from two to
three miles, and in that space no vegetation
escaped. The hail-fall was phenomenal in
every way. The stones were of the size of hen S
eggs, and could be gathered up by the bushel
were broken off and piled up in mass. Not a
field of grain escaped destruction in the path
way of the storm. Corn was riddled and stripped
OF ears and silk. oats were thrashed out and.the
stalks driven into the earth, apples, melons and
grapes and all small fruits and vegetables were
cut TO pieces, and nothing can be saved After
mangled bodies were found, having been caught
by the hail.
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Sisnihcance of kalakaua's Threat to Seek
British Protection

Copyright 1887, by 0e California associated Press.
NEW YORK, July y2Oth.-TSpecial THE Graphic
expresses the opinion that there was more in
kalakaua's threat to place himself under the
protection OF the British war-ships than appears
on the surface. 1t says: " Kapiolani easily
raised large loan in England, thereby giving
that country a second mortgage upon Hawaii.
Inc United states. however, cannot afford to
let any European power iutrench itself there
Hawaii comes within the scope of the Monroe
doctrine as much as any Bit of American soil
IL under the protectorate of England, or Ger
many; or Russia, Honolulu would be a per
petual bone of contention, and would be a
constant menace to Uncle Sans commerce on
the Pacific, Old world powers must keep their
hands of "
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want other tests made before expressing al
opinion.
Progress at Port Costa.
lCoprigLt, 1857. by ae California Assocated Press
PORT COSTA, July 20Lh.-Improvement here
are being carried on largely at present Bal
four, Guthrie & Co. are pushing their new
wharf An addition is being built 10 the Gran
gers warehouse, and McNear eontemplates an
extension OF his already spacious houses
Wheat is coming in rapidly, both by water and
rail-especially by the latter-and is being piled
IN option lots entirely. More men are here thau
ever before, The hotels are all full. and there
is plenty of employment for good men at good
wages.
Fire at the Bay.
SAN FEAScIsco, July 2Oth.-lSpecial. IA fire
TINS evening in the building II and 10 Front
street, occupied by Ackerman, Block & Co,
dealers in crockery, glassware and fancy goods,
damaged goods to the amount of SIS 600: fully
insured Whittier & Fuller, dealers in oils and
paints, who occupied the adjoining building
had small portion of their stock damaged
Spring Valley Election.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 20th-TSpecial. AT the
annual meeting of thes oekholders of the Spring
valley Water Company this afternoon the fol-
lowing ofheers were elected rrustees-Chares
Webb Howard, President; Charles Mayne, Vice
President; J. d. Fry, George W. Webb. s. G.
Bigeiow, Jas. H. Goodman, A H. Payson: VIM.
retary.
Badly Injured.
copyright, 1887 BY the California Associated Press
DEcoro alameda county,. July 20th-I. B.
Harris, an old resident here, was badly injured
this morning; His horse. being frightened by a
tram, wedged him against the tie rail, dsloca-
ting his shoulder.
The Belligerent Soldier.
fcopyriga, 1887, BY Tie California Associated Press
NEVADA CITY, July 20th--The examination
OF Captain j A. Rapp for attempting to murder
DR.. Welch has been postponed until Monday
next, an Important witness being away from
town.
Carpenter Fatal Fall.
Copyright 1887, by the California issociasea Press
MONTEREY, July 2Oth-A carpenter named
Roe, working on the Del Monte Hotel, fell from
the tower, eighty feet high, dying instantly.
He was IS years old.
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TobaccoDists Have a Hearing.

WAsHINGToN, July 2Dth.-Assistant Secretary
Maynard to-day gave hearing to the represent
atives OF the importers of Sumatrl tobacco and
of the growers of the domestic leaf tobacco, in
| regard to the general question of the Proper
method OF DISCRIMINATING the dutiable value of
sumatra tobacco. The matter was taken under
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HIExICO.
People Ruined by the Late Prolonged
Drought in Sonora.

Copyright. 1857, By tie California associated Press.
TucsoN, July 20th.-Carlos Velasco editor OF
Et FTonteTi=o returned last night from Sonora.
That country, he saws, looks grand everywhere.
The rainfall has been abundant, and grass
covers both mountain and plain. Prior to the
rain cattle died in numbers beyond computa-
ton In the neighborhood of Guerrhabit whole
herds perished. Thirst and famine had so re-
dueed them that they laid down and died by
hundreds in the recent storms. One rancher
who year ago had ], 200 horses and cows has
now but forty, the rest having died. Many OF
those that had a few hundred head of cattle
have now not single head, while others saved
two or three Men VINO before the recent
drought were considered well-to do, are now
pennilesS
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Tive Late Premier Said 30 Have Been Ar
rested for Treason

- BucHAREsr, July 20th.--4t is reported from
tllsslan I sources that the Bulgarian Government
has arrested NJ. Rodoslavofg, Premier and Min
lter o. the Interior in the Cabinet Just suspend
en me arrest is said to have been made on
the charge of treason
Inc new Ministry, as reported. viii prevent
the venture to enter Seryia. The Ministers are
the new Government w
IL Is also reported that troops viii try to pro-
favor of Prince Alexander -
France will not acknowledge Prince Fesii-
nand as ruler of Bulgaria, because the Roune-
mans were permitted 10 vote in the SobrAnie for
his election.
TROUBLE IN THE SoBRANJE
PARIS, July 2Oth.-A dispatch from Vienna 10
Le Temps says the Bulgarian Government is in
tereepting. kilograms TO and from the Bulgarian
capital: There have been violent scenes in the
ooppahJe, members of the Opposition, including
ex-Premier RadCSlayoff, being forcihlvexnelIeJ
Inc troops at Rustchuck made a hostile dem
onstratlon against Ferdinand, of Saxe-Coburg
Led by officers of the amy, they paraded the
streets uttering cries of Long live Russia -
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PITTsBURG LOSES TO PHILADEIpur,
THE DETRoirs DEFEATED.
a HARD GAME FOR THE HOLSTERS.
SHOTGUN JOURNALS rs.

Baltimore S. Cincinnati 5.
New YORK Metropolitans 10, St. Louis 6.
NEW GoRK-Brooklyn IL, Louisville Z.
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An INTELLIGENT SNAKE-A Penyater.
Michigan, school teacher was out fishing
when he suddenly caught sight of rattle
snake about TO spring on him. He pulled
his flask from his hip pocket, took a long
draught, and reached for the fish. The
snake saw the point and skunk away.-CAi-
cgg0 Nelrs
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Prospecting for Poison.
TcopyigAi. 1Ss7, By Tie California A,,oc,a,.d

IVY ' io0'' ~ ~'e of7ald ASscciGted ETe,s-
STOCKTON. July 2lth. = The body of Mrs.
Aeosta was disinterred to-day and the stomach
taken out under the direction of the Coroner.
lor the purpose of chemical analysis of its
contents The tests were made by two physi-
Clans and a chemist, but were not satisfactory
10 all parties. The chemist sent to San Fran
cisco for an apparatus TO try the Marsh test. and
an examination Will be made again Tomorrow
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IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE.
The Butte and Yuba Citrus Lands to
Have an Ample Water Supply.

ORoyILLE, July 2Oth.-The Butte and Yuba
Orange Belt Irrigating Canal Company was in
corporated here last night, with capital OF
u O0O, COO. They have the right to 10000 inches
OF water from the main Feather river taken
out about seven miles above this town and car
ried along the citrus belt of Yuba and Butte
zens, and represent over 81 00OO 900 of cash can
ltaL The surveying of the canal has already
begun, and the whole work will be pushed 10 a
rapid completion. The water supply is unlim-
tied and permanent
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GREEN AND DRIED.
Status of California Fruits in the Chicago
Market.

TCopyi9A. 1857 by Ae California AssOciassz Press
CHICAGO, July 2Oth.-ISpecial. There is a
fair sale of California green fr1lits Tho d.
mand for peaches is only moderate. The
quality OF the iruis is not particularly good.
Ihere are a good many small peaches on sale,
CrawfoIds IN 2O-pourd boxes sell at 81 75@2 ..
Purple Duane In half crates and Royal Native
both bring 81 l5@2 p. Pears-Bartletts sell al
- 5O92 70. Sweetwater grapes in 2O-pound
crates bring 81 25@1 so Dried fruits are quiet
and advanced and the offerings generally
small.
me oniy change IN the California dried fruit
market is that of raisins, which are n shade
weaker. Holders are disposed to sell New
apr1eots are expected in about week. Pitted
pl!nms teyaporated sell at ps9llc, and sun
dried at 10@l015c. Prunes are 9cilc There
are no sun-dried apricots here. For future de-
livery evaporated bring 151@@26c., California
layers and loose Muscatels, either IN 2O-pound
boxes, sell at 81 l5d1 %. Londen LAYERS sell al
81 30tel 40.
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GOOD PRICES.

Carload of Fruit Brings 81, 800 in New
York.
Copyright 1887, by 0e California associated Press
New YORK, July 20th.-One car of California
fruit was sold at auction by Sgobel K Day 10
day. Boxed pears brought So 25@3 20 peaches
in half-cTates, - 75, and plums in halfcrates
81 SOAP 30 The gross receipts of the car were
81 800. There were large number of buyers
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NEW YORK's GLIM-DoUsrRs
The Coming Excursion of the Old Bows
Wild Der Masheep.D

lCoppi9h 1857. by se California 4ssoeia.el feress.I
New YORK, July 20th-[special. 1.-The Vet
cram Firemen's Association of this city hns
completed arrangements for its excursion TO
California. The members will assemble on Sep
temper 9th at their headquarters, and after a
short street parade viii leave the Battery. reach
ing Chicago the next day. Salt Lake CITY in a
week, and san Francisco four days later They
viii stop at various cities along the road and
be received by the firemen. Three days viii be
spent in San Francisco and on October 1st the
Veterans will return 10 New York The whole
excursion VIII consume about twenty-six days
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AN AWFUL BLUNDER.
-Four Persons Shot During a Circus Per-
formance in Iowa.

formance in Iowa.
ICopgng, 1887 by the California Associated Press
CLINTON Qa), July Goth. -Four people, were
shot during the Wild West performance in Sells
Brothers circus on Tuesday night. George
Harrington, aged II, was shot in the forehead
and Will die. Mrs w A. lambertson was shot
in this lest i,re ast, just above the heart danger
ously Watiaee Phillips, aged l6, was shot in
TIE top OF the head. He is not very se-ioiisi.-
wounded. One of the Indians was shot, but
how badly he is burt is not known. He was
Immediately taken away No cause is given
for using bullets, except that the cowboys got
the wrong revolvers. 1t was done during the
encounter of the cowboys and Indians in the
ring
Some years ago Dakota man sold his
wife for $4,000. With this money as a
starter he made fortune, and now he
cynically declares he owes all his good
fortune to his wife.-G0od Cheer
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Eastern Cut-Rate Troubles.

fCopTght, 1887, By the California Associated Press
BcsToy, July 20th.-[Special. RAILROAD men
during the past week have become excited over
the cut made by the Chicago scaIpers ON east
bound New York and Boston passenger rates
AS soon as the Passenger Agents in Chicago be-
came aware that these tickets were on sale at
greatly reduced rates they began telegraphing
TO the respective headquarters. The Trunk
Line Commissioner was appealed to. and the
matter became more exciting each day until
now the talk among the Pennsylvania and
Baltimore and Ohio passenger men is that the
roads issuing these tickets must be forced to re-
deem those outstanding
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THE HARTFORD.
A Belief that the Repairs on Farrsgur.
Old Ship Will Soon Cease.

ICopyig, 1857, by Ae California Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 2Oth.--[Special. l-Secretary
Whitney has not yet decided what action to
take on the report of the second Boar1 of Sur
yey on the Hartford, Farraguts old bal le-ship
In the meantime the work ON her is being
pushed, under orders issued by the Secretary on
the receipt of the report of the first survey 1t
IS the general impression that the Secretary will
direct that her repairs be discontinued now
that he has learned that their cost would exceed
the 20 per cent limit. Naval officers, however.
are confident that the vessel will be repaired
eventually, audif the Secretary feels constrained
to stop the repairs now, he will ask for a special
appropriation next winter to put the old vessel
in seaworthy condition again
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
Why do People Leave Loaded Guns
About

Copyright, 1857, by tae California Associated Press
AUBeRN, July 20th.-The second son of DR..
Hawner, child years old, was killed this af-
ternoon by the discharge OF q shotgun in snch a
manner as to blow away the right side of the
face. Three children were at play, and in some
manner the gun was knocked down and dis
charged.
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ARIZONA,
The Reservation Bucks Evidently Long.
ing for the Warpath.

ICoplgl, Io5l, 0y le CalJ oI1ia Assoeiatea lTess.
TUCSON, July 20th.-Adyices from san Carlos
reservation are to the effect that the Indians
are restless aud disposed to loaf and assume an
independence hitherto unwitnessed since they
were subjected TO reservation discipline. Thus
far they eyinee no disposition TO kill, but steal
cattle and horses, to the great loss and annoy
ance of the whites.
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THE importance of keeping the liver and
kidneys in good condition cannot be over
estimated. Hoods Sarsaparilla is great
remedy for regulating aud invigorating
these organs.
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were quite severely hurt. The Sheriff has collad
nTon the Governor for aid TO protect the men,
IN, Inc strikers are ugly. and the impression is
that the strike is far from the end.
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JAKE ALL RIGHT.

Unfounded Rumor of the Death of Jake
Sharp.
New YORK, July 20th.-[Special This morn
ing rumor gained currency that Jacob Sharp
was dead Ii was stated that several sensa-
tionai dispatches TO that effect were sent over
the wires, but just who sent them or how the
rumor originated, could not be ascertained In
a short time Ludlow-street jail was beseiged by
at the door learned that there was no truth
whatever in the ruinor.
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RIoTous STRIKERS.
Non-Union Coke Workers Beaten by a
Mob of Strikers

GREESssuRG (Pa.) July 2Oth.-A party of forty
strikers marched to the Mammoth Coke Works
this afternoon and, after driving off the Sheriff
and six deputies, forced the fifteen men at work
to quit In the melee, three non Union men
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Seilleire Released.

V.
The English team won with an aggregate score
Cos.
Seilleire Released
:, PARIS, July 2oth.-Baron seilleire, the rich
frencnman who was placed in a lunatle asy-
lum by his relatives, who charged that he was
insane over imaginary fortunes he had made
IN America, has been released from the insane
asylum.
Best to be on the Safe Side.
SINLA, July 20th.-The Government ismakinp
a special inquiry into the condition of the ex,
ternal and internal defenses of India, although
1t Is stated that no ENHANCEMENT is feared,
Another Collision.
LONDON, July 20th-Two more great British
lronclads M have been inc collision. The Agincourt
was run into to-day at Portsmouth by the Black
Prince and badly damaged.
The Restless Muscovite.
BOMBAY. July 20th.-Natives report that Rms.
sla IS secretly negotiating with the Government
of Garkand in Chinese TIrkestan for permis-
sion to pass troops across the country.
Emperor William Welcomed.
VIENNA, July 20th.-The press welcomes En-
peror William to Austria in an unusually warm
manner.
A War Cloud Fizzls.
ST. PETERSBURG. July Goth. The Afghan
boundary question was settled to-day. Russia
reserves the territory between the Kuska and
Nlurghab rivers accepting in return the English
frontier line on the OXua river and renouncinp
her claims to the districts to which She would
be entitled according to terms of the arrange
ment of 1855
Trouble for Irishmen.
LONDON, July 20th.-The Standard SAYS that
Clare, Kerry, Galway and West Cork will be
proclaimed Immediately under the Crimes Act
Other districts will be proclaimed
Franro-Mexican Treaty.
PARIS, July 20th.-The Senate has approved
the treaty of commerce between France and
Mexico. embracing the notifications demanded
by the Mexican Government.
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VAN HALTBEN PITCHED.
Consequently the Chicagos Defeated Il
Boston Club Yesterday.


Boston, July f0th.-Eight thousand people
saw very close and exciting game between the
home team and the Chicagos to-day. The latter
punched their hits and won, while the Bostons
punched their errors and lost. Pitchers-Van
Haltren and Madden. Catchers-Daly and Tate
Score Chicago Z, Boston 6.
PITTsBURG LOSES TO PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2oth--The Phillies had 70
trouble in taking another game from Pittsburg
to-day, and with the exception of d wild throw
by Cunning, that let in Browns run their field
ing was errogless. Beecher felded magnif-
Gently at left. Pitchers-Buffington and NIcCor-
mick. Catchers- Cunning and Fields Score
Philadelphia 9, Pittsburg .,
THE DETRoiTs DEFEATED.
WASHINGTON. July 20th.-Ten innings were
again necessary to decide the game between the
Washington and Detroit teams to-day. The ex-
hibition in the field by the home team was
good, while that of the visitors was wretched.
Burke, the new pitcher of the Detroits, made
his first appearance to-day but hardly proved n
success. Pitchers-Whitney and Burke. Catch
ers-Mack and Cancel. Score-Washington ..
Detroit g.
HARD GAME FOR THE HoosIERs.
NEW YORK, July 20th.-The INDIANAPOLIS team
Just missed a whitewash to-day Keefe kept
them down TO five hits, and Connor aud Rich
ardson did some excellent fielding Pitchers
keeie and Healy. Catchers-Deasly and Ar,1n-
del. Score-New York G. Indianapolis .
OTHER GAMES
BALTDtoRE-Baltimore S. Cincinnati 5.
New YORK -Metropolitans 10, St. Louis 6.
NEW 1oRK-Brookyn IL, Louisville Z.
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IRRITATION of the Throat az 4 Hearseness
Immediately relieved by 'I3rown's Rron-
chial Troches.r
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The Saratoga nIeetinr.

NEW YORK, July 2lst.-lspecial THE Sara
toga races begin Tomorrow over 100 horses
are on the grounds of the Association. and
others ale on the way. The Travers stakes to-
morrow. at mile and three-quarters. will be
the event of the day. Among the best starters
are Lucky Baldwin's colt Goliah. Haggin. Cor
riSan, and all the leading turfmen's stables will
be represented
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Feather-Weight sloggers.

BosToS, July 2lst-145 A. M-ft is reported
that Weir, the ''Belfsst Spider, and Jsek
Havelin, of Charlestown, feather-weights, are
fighting tonight in Providence, r. l., and that
Al rounds have been fought, with the fight still
in progress.
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Prepared by Dr-J. C. Aver Co, Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
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HOME AFFAIRS.
THE VICTIMS OF THE OIL CITY
TRAGEDY ALL DEAD.
Coke Strikers Assault the Workers
Forser Harvey's Sentence-The
Great Oil Fire Etc.
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uNIos. !